University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City

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Welcome to

SCHOOL OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES

About us

On September 5, 2014, the School of Foreign Languages for Economics was established on the foundation of upgrading its predecessor - the Department of Foreign Languages. On March 8, 2021, the School was renamed the School of Languages (SFL).

The SFL offers foreign language instructions for students of different academic levels, especially undergraduate programs for training high-qualified human resources mastering the English language. Also, the School provides long and short-term courses to improve foreign language capacity for people in need and set out development strategies for training, scientific research, and international cooperation in foreign language teaching and learning for UEH.

Our Team

Currently, the SFL has a full-time faculty team of 29 highly qualified, experienced and dedicated lecturers. The faculty members graduated from prestigious domestic and international educational institutions. In addition, the SFL also has a team of visiting lecturers with more than 20, including 05 lecturers from native English-speaking countries.

Research

The SFL has been carrying out research projects and scientific publications in foreign language teaching and learning and applied linguistics. In addition, we are focusing on innovating teaching methods, developing training programs, and compiling teaching materials to improve the quality of foreign language training in UEH as well as the national education system.

Interesting Collaborations

The SFL has promoted cooperative relationships with domestic and international universities and institutions, international educational organizations and businesses to:

Implement academic exchanges: exchange of students and faculty
Build on affiliate training programs
Develop collaborations in scientific research and international publications
Expand opportunities for our students to participate in internships, business semesters and cultural exchanges